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Jack Swagger. Kane

here's the Samoa Joe someone posted earlier

Ezekiel Jackson

I got Lashley's but I cannot seem to find Batista's with short hair... Can anyone cut this one to kyky....

here's one with short hair

Umaga

Plus, if anyone has it, I'm still looking for the following pictures on KyKy:

Antonino Rocca

here's the only one i could find of your requests

Chris Hero (2), Natalya, Suicide

Carlito, Hacksaw Jim Duggan, Zack Ryder

Christian

Vladimir Kozlov

Christian

Natalya

Natayla Neidhart and Tyson Kidd, Can someone do them on kyky please?

John Morrison

Charles Robinson, Christian, John Cone, Scott Armstrong, Sonjay Dutt, Tony Atlas

Anyone can make me a Triple H´s pic with the World Heavyweight Championship in this render?

Non KyKy or base, only the render, Thanks.

The Pic:

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Anyone have a recent matching pic of Harry Smith & TJ Wilson none Kyky

Madison Rayne

Paul Burchill

Shawn Michaels (Beginning of 1997):

Short name: HBK

Birth Month: July

Age: 31

Weight: Lightweight

Written Contract with WWF as a main event face using the Show Stealer gimmick

Stats:

Brawling: 79

Speed: 84

Technical: 82

Stiffness: 40

Selling: 97

Over: 97

Charisma: 96

Attitude: 25

Behavior: 33

Shawn's stiffness should be around 70. Hall and Nash both said that Shawn worked stiff and expected the same in return.

Michelle McCool, Undertaker

Thanks, but doesn't "brawl" refer to other things other than the crispness of punches thrown? For example, the kinds of moves they execute, etc.

absolutely. HHH was more of a technical wrestler than a brawler in 96. he used a lot of chinlocks, armbars, abdominal stretches and leglocks. but at the same time, he wasnt as good of a technical wrestler as he was a few years later. his timing and attention to detail improved naturally as he gained experience.

Okay, that works for me. Thanks!!!

thats just my opinion. feel free to await input from others though.

Thanks, but doesn't "brawl" refer to other things other than the crispness of punches thrown? For example, the kinds of moves they execute, etc.

absolutely. HHH was more of a technical wrestler than a brawler in 96. he used a lot of chinlocks, armbars, abdominal stretches and leglocks. but at the same time, he wasnt as good of a technical wrestler as he was a few years later. his timing and attention to detail improved naturally as he gained experience.

I agree with your stats. BTW, what would you give Triple H for brawl, speed, & tech in 1996 and 2000?

Triple H (96)

Age 27

Brawl 71

Speed 32

Tech: 64

Stiffness 40

Selling 83

Over 73

Charisma 77

Attitude 95

Behavior 89

yes to superstar look

Triple H (2000)

Age 31

Brawl 81

Speed 23

Tech: 69

Stiffness 45

Selling 74

Over 91

Charisma 85

Attitude 79

Behavior 87

yes to superstar look, yes to menacing, yes to announcer, yes to booker

Need the following on kyky background :-

Chris Adams

Chris Von Erich

Fritz Von Erich

Gary Hart

Jimmy Garvin

Kerry Von Erich

Kevin Von Erich

Missy Hyatt

Steve Williams

Stevie Ray

Thanks in Advance

Katie Lea

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Tyson Kidd

Was Mero really that much of a high flier? I honestly didn't see a lot of his work during his prime (just his brief run in TNA and some WCW stuff), but it didn't seem like he was that much of a high flier...

While he didnt go throwing himself off the turnbuckles that often he had alot more on-foot speed than alot of people give him credit for.

No, Mero's brawl and speed should be lowered, his brawl should be 68 and speed should be like 65, he was never that really good than what stats you are giving him

its all a matter of opinion i suppose, but i personally think Mero was one of the most underrated workers of the 90s. he incorporated alot of high flying moves into his matches with alot more psychology than most high fliers do today. he used the shooting star press, 450 splash, Merosault (which took great balance to pull off), planchas over the top rope, etc. as far as brawling goes, i think 68 is too low. he was an amateur boxing champion and golden gloves winner before wrestling and he threw fast, crisp punches, definitely better than HHH at the time. Out of the two of them at the time, i think Mero was overall the better worker.

Okay. How about Triple H's selling in 2000. I've seen it consistenly as 71 in 2000 but if it was 82-84 in 1996 that seems a little off. A bit of a drop for just 4 years IMO.

He played completely different roles in 96 and 2000. In 96, guys like HHH, Owen Hart and Marc Mero were the undercard who made the rest of the show have to work harder to follow them, and in 2000 he was the no.1 heel in the company who no longer had to earn his spot by just putting on great matches.

Also Marc Mero in 1996, please.

Age 36

Brawl 72

Speed 73

Tech: 55

Stiffness 45

Selling 78

Over 74

Charisma 79

Attitude 90

Behavior 88

yes to superstar look, yes to shooting ability

What would you put as HHH's selling in 1996?

Probably around 82-84. He was awesome in his series of matches with Marc Mero.